The Great West Race that Anna Harold won bans trans women from competing.

Another cisgender girl in Utah has been accused of being transgender, leading to fears for her safety in the midst of an ongoing moral panic over transgender participation in sports.

Chaya Raichik, the lady with a social media account repeatedly linked to bomb threats to children’s schools and hospitals, is being tapped by the state of Oklahoma for their book banning committee.

Little is known about person of interest Robert Card, who is sought in association with a mass shooting that left at least 15 people dead in Lewiston, ME, but hints of a MAGA connection are leaking based on his likely social media accounts.

Michael David Fox of New Mexico thought the congresswoman was secretly transgender and threatened to shoot her.

In an appearance on Megyn Kelly’s podcast, the British anti-trans campaigner used a mangled Bible quote to say a US official should kill herself. The quote is increasingly used by extremists and carries an implied threat of violence.

A local 2SLGBTQ+ group in Waterloo, Ontario has called this a targeted attack and called on leaders to protect the safety of the queer community in Waterloo.

Jonah Goldberg thinks “America will be better for” the violent extremism driving queer people out of public life.

Why can’t the media call a terroistic spade a spade?

Merely existing as a popular trans woman shouldn’t mean sleepless nights and unending harassment.

The beer giant has been persuaded by inchoate far right hatred of an innocent trans woman to place executives on leave and re-focus their advertising on sports and music.

While we picture a dystopian future, a dystopian present is with us already. Don’t look away.

Transphobes ask: What if two completely different things were actually the same?

A right wing writer described the NYT Editorial Board as “ethically degenerate” right before pooh-poohing the idea that rising Nazism is a problem in the US.

This is a weird one but we’ll help you through…

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila of Denver complained that religious communities are being unfairly targeted by people seeking to understand anti-LGBTQ+ hate in the wake of a mass shooting.

Circumstantial evidence suggests the Colorado Springs murderer is not, in fact, nonbinary.

Prosecutors are moving ahead with hate crimes for the 22-year-old accused of murdering 5 and people in an LGBTQ+ nightclub in Colorado shortly before Thanksgiving.

The father of two children who attended Red Oak Community School spoke with us about the school and its values, and the impact of the terrorism that resulted in the cancelation of the Holi-Drag Storytime event.

A Unitarian Universalist church in Colombus Ohio cancelled a Drag Queen Story Hour for participants’ safety, after armed members of the Proud Boys showed up, and police did not.